This is from a series of videos I did on C.S. Lewis' book, "Miracles." It was quite fun to do, and was originally a way of providing educational material for the sudden up-surge in homeschooling when COVID first hit. Nevertheless, it is quite fitting for adults.

This is from a series of videos I did on C.S. Lewis' book, "Miracles." It was quite fun to do, and was originally a way of providing educational material for the sudden up-surge in homeschooling when COVID first hit. Nevertheless, it is quite fitting for adults.

This is from a series of videos I did on C.S. Lewis' book, "Miracles." It was quite fun to do, and was originally a way of providing educational material for the sudden up-surge in homeschooling when COVID first hit. Nevertheless, it is quite fitting for adults.

This is from a series of videos I did on C.S. Lewis' book, "Miracles." It was quite fun to do, and was originally a way of providing educational material for the sudden up-surge in homeschooling when COVID first hit. Nevertheless, it is quite fitting for adults.

This is from a series of videos I did on C.S. Lewis' book, "Miracles." It was quite fun to do, and was originally a way of providing educational material for the sudden up-surge in homeschooling when COVID first hit. Nevertheless, it is quite fitting for adults.

Joseph and Ryan discuss the recent controversy over the doctrine of God in Reformed churches, and try to put it in historical the theological context.

In this episode, Joseph and Bradley continue the discussion they began in episode 4 on Genesis 1-11. In this episode, they discuss the issue of animal suffering and death prior to the fall.

In this episode, Drs. Brock and Sutanto discuss the achievement of Herman Bavinck as an orthodox Christian intellectual navigating the emergence of modernity.

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